جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

Kerry Anne Simonمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Music Education
• Teacher Retention
• Educational Equity

Dr. Kerry Anne Simon serves as an Assistant Professor and Associate Director of Bands at Mississippi Valley State University, directing the Marching Band (Mean Green Marching Machine), Symphony Band, Jazz Ensemble, and Woodwind Ensemble while teaching woodwind instruments including clarinet, flute, saxophone, oboe, and bassoon. Her educational background includes: Bachelor of Music Education from Mississippi Valley State University Master of Education from Union University Master of Music Education from Tennessee State University Ph.D. from Florida State University Dr. Simon's research centers on music teacher education with emphasis on retention strategies for educators in low socioeconomic school environments, addressing systemic challenges in under-resourced communities through practical pedagogical frameworks. Prior to her current appointment, she taught in the Memphis City School District and served on the faculty of Coahoma Community College. An accomplished clarinetist who has held principal positions in multiple ensembles, she remains active as a clinician, adjudicator, consultant, and guest conductor across regional music education networks. Her leadership encompasses all major band programs at MVSU, with particular focus on the Mean Green Marching Machine's performance repertoire and educational development of woodwind section members through specialized ensemble training.

• Music Pedagogy
• Italian Music History
• Cultural Studies
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Anna Henwood is a researcher and educator affiliated with the Elder Conservatorium of Music at the University of Adelaide. She completed her PhD in 2024 with a thesis examining Italian flautists, educational reforms in Italy, and rediscovery of composers, earning a rare oral viva voce examination and a university research medal. Her work bridges musicology and Italian cultural studies, emphasizing intercultural pedagogy. Education: PhD (University of Adelaide, 2024), Honours in Music Performance (Elder Conservatorium), Bachelor of Music (Flinders Street School of Music, full scholarship). Additional training includes a First Prize at the Accademia italiana del flauto in Rome under Raymond Guiot. Research interests focus on flute pedagogy, 19th-20th century Italian musicians, and curriculum development. She collaborated with the Dante Alighieri Society on performances of contemporary Italian composers and created language-education materials for Victorian schools. Teaching spans primary, secondary, and tertiary levels, including roles as a university supervisor, online instructor (University of New England/University of South Australia), and flute tutor. Awards include federal and state grants for language and music education.

Alberto Almarzaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Flute Performance
• Music Education
• Contemporary Music
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Alberto Almarza is an Associate Teaching Professor of Flute at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Music. A native of Chile, he previously served as Principal Flutist of the Philharmonic Orchestra of Santiago. He holds a master's degree from Carnegie Mellon, where he studied under Jeanne Baxtresser and Julius Baker. His career spans performances with prestigious ensembles such as the Boston Modern Orchestra Project, Memphis Symphony, and Symphonic Orchestra of Chile. Almarza is a leading advocate for contemporary music, commissioning and premiering works by global composers. He has collaborated with artists like Julius Baker and the Cuarteto Latinoamericano, and his recordings appear on labels including Naxos and Albany Records. As an educator, he teaches at Carnegie Mellon and participates in international festivals and masterclasses, including the Jeanne Baxtresser International Master Class. He recently joined the National Flute Association Advisory Board for New Music. Almarza’s students have secured positions in renowned orchestras worldwide, such as the New York Philharmonic, Pittsburgh Symphony, and Seoul Philharmonic. His pedagogical focus on both classical and modern repertoire underscores his commitment to advancing flute performance and education.

David Hardingمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Classical Music
• Chamber Music
• Viola Performance
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David Harding is a Professor of Viola and Chamber Music at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Music. He has an internationally renowned career as a performer, with notable engagements at venues such as Berlin’s Philharmonie, Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw, and New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. His collaborations include work with ensembles like the Pacifica Quartet and Trio Verlaine, and recordings such as Six Departures and works by Philip Glass. Previously, he held positions as Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia and with the Chester String Quartet as Ensemble in Residence at Indiana University South Bend. Education: Graduated from The Juilliard School of Music, mentored by Tibor Vaghy, Paul Doktor, and Emmanuel Vardi. His performances and recordings have been broadcast globally on CBC Radio, BBC Radio 3, NPR, and ABC Australia. Research interests focus on expanding the viola repertoire through commissions, interdisciplinary projects with poets and rock musicians, and early music exploration with Tafelmusik. Awards include the Sir John Barbirolli Award and recognition for his Juno-winning album Mad Mad World . Labs/Teams: Active member of Trio Verlaine (viola, flute, harp), former member of the Toronto String Quartet and Chester String Quartet. Teaching includes masterclasses at institutions like the Banff Centre and Royal Conservatory of Music.

Mari Katoمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Piano Performance
• Chamber Music
• Classical Music
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Mari Kato is a Lecturer of Piano and Accompaniment at the Strings Department of the Mozarteum University in Salzburg since 2000. She previously taught accompaniment at Folkwang University in Essen (1995–2000). A renowned pianist, she specializes in solo and chamber music performances, with notable collaborations with conductors like Lorin Maazel and orchestras such as the Sapporo Symphony Orchestra. She has recorded over 10 CDs, focusing on works by composers like David Popper, Wilhelm Popp, and Julius Klengel. Education: Studied concert piano with Tiny Wirtz (Musikhochschule Köln) and piano chamber music with David Wilde (Musikhochschule Hannover). Attended masterclasses with Paul Badura-Skoda and Sergei Dorenski. Her research interests span classical piano pedagogy, baroque and romantic repertoire interpretation, and collaborative music performance. Notable recordings include world premiere recordings of Wilhelm Popp’s flute sonatas and David Popper’s cello works. Awards: Beethoven Piano Competition (1987), Lugano International Piano Competition (1991). Active in international festivals and educational outreach, Kato balances teaching with a prolific recording career, emphasizing lesser-known classical works.

Jan-Olof Gullöمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Music Production
• Music Technology
• Higher Education Pedagogy
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Jan-Olof Gullö is a professor of music and media production at the Royal College of Music (KMH) since 2018, specializing in music production and music technology within higher education. He holds leadership roles in KMH’s research council and pedagogy/ICT council, and is a board member of MIRAC, SSES, and MEIEA. His research focuses on bridging educational practices with evolving music production technologies, emphasizing pedagogical challenges in a digital age. Gullö has a PhD (2010) titled Music production with changing tools: a pedagogical challenge , and actively collaborates internationally, co-organizing the 2022 Innovation in Music conference. His work spans academic leadership, interdisciplinary research, and innovative approaches to music production education. Education: Doctorate in Music Production Pedagogy (2010) Research Interests: Music production methodologies, technology integration in education, industry-academia collaboration, and Swedish music industry dynamics Publications explore historical producer-consumer relationships, microphone innovation, and the legacy of Swedish music exports. He advocates for adaptive curricula in response to streaming and digital tools, emphasizing leadership skills in modern music production environments.

• Music Performance
• Music Entrepreneurship
• Arts Education
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Dr. Eftihia Arkoudis is an Adjunct Lecturer in Music Business & Entrepreneurship at the University of Florida’s College of the Arts and founder of the EVA Arts Collective. She is also the Global Outreach Coordinator for the Tampere Flute Festival (2024-2026) and former Director of West Virginia University’s Community Music Program (2021-2024). Her work bridges performance, education, and arts advocacy, emphasizing community-building and interdisciplinary collaboration. Education: DMA and MM (West Virginia University, Nina Assimakopoulos), Artistic Diplomas (Prayner Konservatorium Wien, Vienna; Athens Conservatory, Urs Rüttimann Award recipient). B.S. in Food Technology & Nutrition. Research Interests: She explores contemporary music notation, music entrepreneurship, and inclusive pedagogy. Her doctoral research “Contemporary Music Notation for the Flute” has over 15,000 downloads. She advocates for theatrical interpretations of new works and collaborations with living composers. Awards: 2024 Outstanding Staff for Excellence (WVU) Urs Rüttimann Award for Excellence in Performance (2012) Advising & Grants: Launched the Frostburg Flutes Guest Artist Series (2020-2023), hosting 16 artists globally. Funded by US Embassy grants, Friends of Flutes Foundation, and multiple scholarships. Advises K-12 to college students, including those with disabilities. Labs/Teams: Co-founder of award-winning ensembles BETA Quartet (USA) and 3Pirouetten (Germany). Creator of the music education board game “Grateful” , blending theory with mindfulness.

• Music Education
• Flute Performance
• Music Pedagogy
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Dr. Mary Elizabeth Birkner serves as Adjunct Assistant Professor in the School of Music at the University of Florida, focusing on Music Education. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses including Instructional Design, American Vernacular Music, and World Music. Her roles extend to flutist with the Ocala Symphony Orchestra and advisor on National Standards for Charanga. She maintains a private studio for flute and piano lessons. Education: Ph.D. in Music Education - University of Florida Master of Music in Flute Performance - University of Florida Bachelor of Arts in Music and Education - Denison University Research interests emphasize music pedagogy, curriculum development, and world music integration. Prior to UF, she taught K-12 music in Michigan, Texas, and Florida. She held Adjunct Assistant Professor positions at UF in 2012-2013 and 2019-2020. No scientific awards or grants explicitly mentioned.

Terumi Narushimaمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Microtonality
• Music Composition
• Alternative Tuning Systems
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Terumi Narushima is a Senior Lecturer in Music at the University of Wollongong, specializing in microtonality and alternative tuning systems. She holds a PhD from the University of Wollongong, MMus from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, and teaching qualifications from the University of Sydney. Her work bridges composition, performance, and sound design, with notable projects including the development of microtonal flutes using 3D printing and collaborations with ensembles like Clocks and Clouds. Research & Projects Primary focus on microtonal tuning systems, inspired by Erv Wilson's theories 3D-printed instrument design (funded by University of Wollongong grants) Interdisciplinary collaborations in theater, film, and environmental art Teaching & Supervision Supervises PhD/Masters students in microtonal theory, intercultural music, and performance practices Current projects explore spatial microtonality and Persian rhythmic cycles Awards & Recognition Published monograph Microtonality and the Tuning Systems of Erv Wilson (2018) Artist-in-Residence at University of Wollongong (2018) Key Collaborations Ensemble Offspring Synergy Percussion Clocks and Clouds microtonal ensemble

• Music Pedagogy
• Music Education
• Entrepreneurship Education
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Asta Levy is a Senior Lecturer at Metropolia University of Applied Sciences, specializing in Music Pedagogy. She holds a Master's degree in Music Education from Sibelius Academy. Her roles include teaching in the Degree Program in Music and contributing to the Administrative Staff Team. Education: Master of Music Education, Sibelius Academy Research & Interests: Asta focuses on innovating short-term trainings (BIP), developing community-driven music projects, and advancing educational practices. Her expertise spans acappella arranging, entrepreneurship in arts, group dynamics, and vocal pedagogy. She emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration across art, education, and pedagogy. Professional Skills: Flute, Lyric Writing, Songwriting Project Management & Teamwork TRE UAS Pedagogy Methodology Languages: Advanced English, Intermediate Swedish, Beginner French. Affiliations: Member of the Music 1 and Administrative Staff Team, contributing to curriculum development and pedagogical innovation.

Damon Sinkمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Composition
• Music Theory
• Music Technology
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr. Damon Sink is a Professor in the School of Music at Western Carolina University (WCU), where he teaches music theory, composition, and commercial music courses. He serves as coordinator for the Music Core program overseeing theory, aural skills, and class piano. Previously, he held full-time faculty positions at Xavier University and the University of Dayton and founded dalSegno Media, an audio/visual production company. Education: Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) in Music, University of Cincinnati Master of Music (MM), University of Cincinnati Bachelor of Music (BM), University of Cincinnati Research & Creative Work: Active in composition, orchestration, and music technology. Recent projects include a commissioned brass work Hymn: Under Menin Gate performed in Belgium (2022), Those Who Dream By Day for flute and organ, and the musical This is Crescent City (upcoming revival in Del Norte, CA). Explores music theory history and multimedia analytical presentation methods. Additional Roles: Former conductor of the Western Carolina Civic Orchestra. Engages in classical/jazz recording, advertising, video/film production, and rich-media academic applications.

Carla Copeland-Burnsمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Classical Music
• Chamber Music
• Flute Performance
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Carla Copeland-Burns is a flutist and educator affiliated with Meredith College and Duke University. She holds a Lecturer role, teaching flute performance and mentoring students across academic and private studio settings. Her career spans performances with ensembles like the Greensboro Symphony, North Carolina Opera, and Mallarmé Chamber Players, emphasizing contemporary music and new works. Dr. Copeland-Burns earned degrees from Florida State University, New England Conservatory, and the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM). Her pedagogical expertise is evident through her faculty roles at institutions including Radford University and UNC Greensboro, alongside guest artist engagements at the New Zealand School of Music and Florida State University. Her research interests focus on expanding flute repertoire through collaborations with composers and experimental performance contexts. Notable performances include world premieres at the National Flute Association Convention and the InterHarmony Festival. Recognized as a Yamaha Performing Artist, she balances academic teaching with active orchestral and chamber music engagements. Carla’s students have achieved success in festivals, competitions, and professional roles as educators and performers. She maintains affiliations with music festivals like Clazz in Italy and has been featured on NPR’s Performance Today. Her teaching philosophy integrates technical mastery with artistic expression, reflected in her ensemble collaborations and pedagogical outreach.

García Carlota Ingridمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Early Music
• Flute Performance
• Historical Performance Practice
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Carlota Ingrid García is a Lecturer at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, specializing in traverso and historical interpretation. With a career spanning over a decade as a flute and piccolo soloist in symphonic orchestras, she now focuses on early music and chamber music in Brussels. She has collaborated with ensembles such as L’Arpeggiata, Il Gardellino, and Sileti Venti, and her ensemble BarrocoTout released the critically acclaimed LP La Sonate Égarée in 2019. Education Conservatorio Superior de Salamanca Folkwang Hochschule Essen Royal College of Music, London Her research and teaching emphasize early music practices, traverso performance, and historical interpretation. She engages modern flutists through seminars at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. Scientific Awards Won the York Early Music International Young Artists' Competition (2017) Gramophone Magazine 'Editor's Choice' for La Sonate Égarée (2019) Carlota has recorded for labels such as Glossa and Outhere, collaborating with ensembles like The New Baroque Times. Her professional journey includes roles as a flute co-soloist and piccolo soloist in orchestras such as the Tenerife Symphony Orchestra (2007-2013) and extensive chamber music performances.

M. Elise Lauterburمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Molecular Ecology
• Evolutionary Genomics
• Disease Adaptation
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M. Elise Lauterbur is an Assistant Professor of Evolutionary Biology at the University of Vermont, where she joined in August 2024. She combines molecular ecology, genomics, and computational methods to study organismal adaptation to ecological threats like disease and climate change. Education PhD in Ecology and Evolution (Stony Brook University, 2019) BA in Biology and Environmental Studies (Oberlin College, 2008) BMusic in Historical Performance - Recorder and Baroque Flute (Oberlin Conservatory, 2008) Her lab develops novel statistical and computational approaches to detect ancient selective sweeps and models pathogen-host-environment interactions. Current projects include building convolutional neural networks for genomic adaptation analysis and sequencing North American Myotis bats across habitats. Scientific awards include an NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Biology (2020-present). The lab actively recruits students and researchers for collaborative, integrative science projects.

O. Cahit Eralpمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Fluid Mechanics
• Gas Turbines and Turbomachinery
• Pipeline Engineering
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Prof. Dr. O. Cahit Eralp served as a Professor in the Mechanical Engineering Department at Middle East Technical University (METU) from 1990 until his passing in 2010. He joined METU in 1971 as an assistant and progressed through roles including Instructor (1980–1981), Assistant Professor (1981–1984), and Associate Professor (1984–1990). His academic journey included BS/MS from METU (1971/1974) and a PhD from Cranfield Institute of Technology (1980). His research focused on Fluid Mechanics, Gas Turbines, Pipelines, and Industrial Ventilation. He designed the Fluid Mechanics Laboratory at METU, emphasizing in-house experimental setups. He advised 61 graduate theses and contributed to 61 industrial projects. Administrative roles included METU Natural Sciences Institute Executive Board (2001–2010), TÜBİTAK Marmara Research Institute (2005–2007), and TÜBİTAK Defense Industry R&D Institute (2007–on). Internationally, he served in NATO AGARD panels on Gas Turbine Propulsion and Energetics (1996–2001). Awards include ARÇELİK’s Total Quality Award (1996) and METU’s Academic Performance Award (2004). He was a member of ASME, the Chamber of Mechanical Engineers, and contributed to Turkish Folk Science initiatives, including studies on Ney (a traditional flute). Posthumously, Arçelik named its R&D Lab after him, and tributes included theatrical performances (Mor Cepken - Sedefli Kama) and a concert by METU’s Folk Music Choir.